A Row of Trees
A row of trees. A grove of light and shadow.
The steady repetition planned to draw the eye.
Artistic in its planting.
Perhaps there is something wrong with you.
Your eye falls to the end. The empty space,
where life ends, and where possibility begins.
About this poem.
My mom used to tell me that I missed a lot of life because I was always looking toward what was next, and missing the now. There was something to what she said.
The picture was taken at the Southern Vermont Arts Center in Manchester, Vermont.
Tom
Quarry House 
As one whose eyes are most often set on the horizon learning to lesson of Being Present in the moment has been an evolution for sure. Even when we have a memory or dream of something to come, it’s an experience we are having now, so Now is all there is.
Amen